Demonstration circuit 1590B is a dual output synchronous buck converter featuring the LTC3880EUJ, a dual output peak current mode controller with digital power system management. There are two versions of the board available: DC1590B-A senses the output current across a sense resistor and has a default switching frequency of 350kHz, and DC1590B-B senses output current with the inductor DCR and has a default switching frequency of 425kHz. Either version can be populated with the LTC3880EUJ-1 (which allows the user to provide bias power to the IC from an external power supply) instead of the LTC3880EUJ. These boards provide two programmable outputs of 20A each. The factory default settings are 1.8V for each output.

Demonstration circuit 1590B is a dual output synchronous buck converter featuring the LTC3880EUJ, a dual output peak current mode controller with digital power system management. There are two versions of the board available: DC1590B-A senses the output current across a sense resistor and has a default switching frequency of 350kHz, and DC1590B-B senses output current with the inductor DCR and has a default switching frequency of 425kHz. Either version can be populated with the LTC3880EUJ-1 (which allows the user to provide bias power to the IC from an external power supply) instead of the LTC3880EUJ. These boards provide two programmable outputs of 20A each. The factory default settings are 1.8V for each output.

Demonstration circuit 1062 is a micropower synchronous buck-boost + buck converter based on the LTC3520. The DC1062 has an input voltage range of 2.2V to 5.5V and three output voltages: 3.3V @ up to 1A, 1.8V @ 600mA and 1.5V @ 200mA. The 1.5VOUT is an LDO regulator derived from either the 3.3VOUT or the 1.8VOUT.

Demonstration Circuit 1674A-A is dual input power manager/3.5A Li-Ion battery charger with I2C control and USB On-The-Go (OTG). The dual input multiplexer, overvoltage protection (OVP) and reverse voltage protection (RVP) is implemented with external N-channel MOSFETs. An onboard buck regulator generates the VOUT voltage from the active input voltage. This voltage is regulated to minimize the dissipation in the battery charger. The minimum voltage of the VOUT regulator is 3.5V to provide an instant-on function when the battery is fully discharged. Most functions on the LTC4155EUFD are controlled via the I2C serial interface. The LTC4155EUFD also provides extensive status information via the I2C serial interface.

power switch (PDSW) can be used to power down bridge sensors between conversions. The PDSW can be

voltage of an input channel. A low-side internal ground switch is provided to allow power-down of

voltage of an input channel. A low-side internal ground switch is provided to allow power-down of